How did Baba's reaction differ when another devotee criticized Mavshibai's service compared to when he resolved her quarrel with Anna?

The contrast in Sai Baba's reactions is stark and revealing. In the quarrel with Damu Anna, Baba used gentle humor and wisdom to pacify both parties. However, Chapter 24 describes a separate incident where another devotee, seeing the intensity of Mavshibai's stomach pressing, expressed pity and told her to have mercy lest she break Baba's veins. Upon hearing this criticism of his devotee's loving service, Baba's mood changed drastically. He did not respond with a gentle joke but rose quickly in a "terrible rage." He grabbed his Satka (stick), struck the ground with it, and his eyes glowed like charcoal embers, displaying extreme displeasure that someone had interfered with or judged the pure love expressed in Mavshibai's service.