Can you describe Dadasaheb Khaparde and his demeanor when he was with Sai Baba?

Dadasaheb Khaparde was a very learned, prominent, and highly respected gentleman, known for his powerful oratory skills in the Legislative Assembly. Despite his worldly success and expertise in English education, his behavior before Sai Baba was marked by profound humility and modesty. As detailed in Chapter 27, Khaparde, along with Noolkar and Butti, was one of the few devotees who maintained a vow of silence in Baba's presence. Instead of speaking, he would simply join his hands and bow his head at Sai's feet. This was because he recognized that even great scholarship pales in comparison to the spiritual brilliance of a Pure Brahman like Sai Baba.