How are the inhabitants of Shirdi, particularly the women, described in Chapter 39?

In Chapter 39, the people of Shirdi are described as being "Blessed, blessed," having been fortunate enough to have Sai Baba come from a great distance to live among them and bestow his grace. The women of Shirdi are given special praise for their "singular faith." The chapter paints a beautiful picture of their devotion, noting that "While bathing, grinding, or pounding grain, they sing of the extraordinary Sai." Their love for him was so deep that they composed and sang the "best of songs," and the author notes that hearing even a small part of these songs brings deep peace to the listener's mind. This portrayal emphasizes a community whose daily life was completely interwoven with their love for Sai.