Could you recount the story Sai Baba told about being robbed by a Brahmin and how he recovered his money?

Sai Baba shared a story from his past to illustrate a point. As told in Chapter 36, he was wandering near the seashore and was invited into the mansion of a wealthy Brahmin. The Brahmin provided food and a place to sleep, but while Baba was soundly asleep, the host robbed him of thirty thousand rupees by breaking a wall and cutting his pocket. Heartbroken, Baba remained in a pitiable state on the veranda for fifteen days. Then, a Fakir appeared, listened to his story, and advised him to surrender to another Fakir and to renounce his favorite food until his wish was fulfilled. By following these instructions, Baba met the second Fakir, successfully recovered his stolen wealth, and then continued on his journey.