How does Chapter 29 describe Sai Baba's charitable nature and his practice of giving money?

Chapter 29 portrays Sai Baba as 'steadfast in charity and righteousness' and of a 'generous disposition.' It details his daily practice of distributing money with satisfaction, giving ten rupees to some and fifty to others. This was not limited to special occasions. The source text for Chapter 29 mentions that Baba was compassionate to pilgrims and would abundantly give to the poor, needy, and even wayfarers. His fame for this generosity spread far, drawing crowds to Shirdi. However, the chapter also emphasizes that while he was merciful, he did not give to all alike, as his actions were guided by his own inscrutable wisdom.