Can you compare the references to Sai Baba and Gajanan Maharaj in Chapter 29?

An analysis of Chapter 29 reveals that the text is entirely dedicated to the divine play and characteristics of Sai Baba, with no mention whatsoever of Gajanan Maharaj. The chapter describes Sai Baba as a 'great saint - patient, generous, and self-controlled' and details his charitable acts. While the honorific 'Maharaj' is used in verse 8, as detailed in Chapter 29, the context clearly indicates it refers to Sai Baba's generous disposition. Therefore, a comparison is not possible as only Sai Baba is featured in these passages, and Gajanan Maharaj is not present.