Can you describe the internal conflict Dharamsee experienced when offered grapes by Sai Baba?

Chapter 35 details the significant internal conflict Boss Dharamsee faced. Firstly, he had a personal dislike for grapes with seeds, preferring the seedless variety. Secondly, his doctor had forbidden him from eating unwashed fruit, creating a health-related concern. Thirdly, he felt it would be improper to reject an offering from a saint, yet difficult to eat them. This turmoil was compounded by his skepticism; he thought that if Baba were a true saint, he would know his preference. As described in the text, Dharamsee was troubled in his heart about how to act, caught between his personal aversion, medical advice, social propriety, and his test of Baba's abilities.