Based on its introduction, what two main incidents does Chapter 32 promise to narrate in detail?

The introduction to Chapter 32 of the Sai Satcharitra promises the reader two main stories that are described as being 'sweeter than nectar' and capable of generating devotion. The first, and most anticipated, is a story that Sai Baba will narrate from his own mouth about an unexpected and wondrous darshan he had of his own Guru while he was in the forest. The second story outlined in Chapter 32 is about a woman who came to Shirdi with a firm resolve to fast for three days. The chapter previews how Baba broke her resolve, had her prepare puranpolis, and made her eat them, imparting a memorable lesson.