Aside from the general praise of Sai Baba, what specific narrative is introduced in the opening section of Chapter 36?

After a detailed invocation and a discourse on the divine power of Sai's stories and his nature, Chapter 36 transitions to a specific narrative. The text builds anticipation by describing how these stories can quench the thirst for devotion and remove worldly misery. Having set this stage, the chapter explicitly introduces the next story that will be told to the reader. As clearly stated at the end of the introductory passages in Chapter 36, the author begins the narration concerning "The Two Gentlemen from Goa" who came to Shirdi for Sai Baba's darshan. This story serves as the next example of Sai's prowess.