Chapter 21 mentions a highly educated Mamlatdar. What does the chapter say about his career and his connection to Sai Baba?

As narrated in Chapter 21, there is a story about a man who was highly educated in English and held a B.A. degree. This individual progressed steadily in his career, first becoming a renowned officer, then obtaining the post of Mamlatdar, and eventually rising to the position of Collector. The chapter notes that it was due to his "good fortune" that he obtained the company of Sai Baba. The text also provides a metaphorical description of the Mamlatdar's job, comparing it to a hill that seems beautiful from afar but is surrounded by thorny bushes up close, suggesting the role was prestigious but also very challenging.