Can you describe the confrontation between Devidas and the Fakir from Chapter 5 and its eventual resolution?

In Chapter 5, a scriptural debate was arranged between the wise Devidas and a visiting Fakir. The text notes that Devidas, with his superior wisdom and detachment, soundly defeated the Fakir in this intellectual contest. Humbled and defeated, the Fakir fled from Shirdi and went to live in Vaijapur. However, the story finds its resolution many years later. As Chapter 5 recounts, the Fakir eventually returned to Shirdi, his delusion that he was a great Guru having been dispelled. He approached Sainath, repented for his past pride, and bowed to him. Baba, in his infinite grace, treated the man with the same respect as before, demonstrating the power of repentance and forgiveness.