How does Chapter 33 contrast different devotees' approaches to giving Dakshina?

Chapter 33 contrasts several approaches to giving Dakshina to explore themes of devotion and integrity. It first presents Karnik, who immediately gives a Rupee to Narsing Maharaj with joy, acting on his pure initial impulse. This is contrasted with Appasaheb's story. His family gives one Rupee, which is accepted, but Appasaheb feels it is not enough and makes a grander verbal promise of ten Rupees. However, when a Fakir appears, Appasaheb hesitates, revealing the gap between his words and actions. The chapter uses these different scenarios to illustrate that while verbal devotion is common, acting on one's word with certainty is a rare and praiseworthy quality.