Based on the provided text, what events from the past are recapped in Chapter 8, and what specific stories about Sai Baba's life does it promise to tell?

Chapter 8 begins by recapping key events from the previous chapter, reminding the reader of Sai Baba's initial appearance in Shirdi as a young lad, his subsequent reputation as a "mad fakir," and his miraculous act of turning a barren wasteland into a beautiful garden where a wada was later built. It also references his intense practices of Dhauti, Poti, and Khanda-yoga. Following this summary, Chapter 8 promises to narrate several new stories, including details of Baba's practice of begging for alms (bhiksha), the dedicated service of Baijabai, the wonder associated with his meals, and his habit of sleeping in the Masjid alongside Tatya and Mhalsapati.