Describe the scene of Khimji Lalji Joshi's daughter being healed in Shirdi.

According to a footnote in Chapter 33, the daughter of Khimji Lalji Joshi was extremely ill and weak, with her limbs like twigs. After her mother initially found some relief for her by using Baba's Udi, the family traveled to Shirdi. The girl was so weak she had to be carried and seated near Maharaj. The text describes how Maharaj then applied Udi to her and blessed her. Miraculously, within two to four days, she was able to start walking on her own. When she still had trouble getting up and sitting, she complained to Maharaj, who gave her a fruit to eat. From that moment on, her difficulty in getting up was also completely removed, showcasing the power of both Baba's Udi and his blessing.