Based on the text, can you compare the lives and devotion of Kashiram and Mhalasapati?

Kashiram and Mhalasapati were both devotees of Maharaj, but their expressions of devotion and relationships with him differed. Chapter 0 portrays Kashiram as a man of great faith and bravery, who risked his life for a bundle of sugar meant for ants and later refused medical care, insisting on being healed by Maharaj in Shirdi. Mhalasapati, in contrast, is described through his intimate, personal connection with Maharaj. He spent his nights in conversation with Maharaj and was a spiritual guide for others, becoming a 'place of rest' for devotees after Maharaj. Mhalasapati also lived much longer, passing away in Shake 1844, while Kashiram died in Shake 1830.