Besides the story of the proud visitors, what other narratives and themes are previewed in Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra?

While a significant portion of Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra focuses on how proud and skeptical visitors would surrender to Sai Baba upon meeting him, the chapter itself indicates other stories are to be told. The text explicitly mentions two other experiences that will be narrated. First, it points to a story that illustrates the fame and power of Sai Baba's sacred ash, or Udi, through the experience of a devotee named Balaji Nevasakar. Second, as mentioned in the chapter, it previews a story about how a serpent was treated with love, with the devotees "looking upon it as Sai himself." These previews highlight the diverse nature of the leelas described.