Besides his control over nature, what other specific characteristics and actions of Sai Baba are mentioned at the beginning of Chapter 11?

The beginning of Chapter 11 of the Sai Satcharitra points to several of Sai Baba's notable characteristics and 'leelas' (divine plays). It references the story of him sleeping on a narrow wooden plank and his mysterious, invisible methods of getting on and off it. Furthermore, the chapter highlights his principle of equality, stating that he treated both Hindus and Muslims as equals, viewing the evaluation of their life spans as a form of worship in Shirdi. These examples serve to illustrate his inscrutable divine nature and his inclusive, impartial treatment of all devotees.