How does Chapter 39 describe the devotion of the people of Shirdi, particularly the women?

In Chapter 39, the devotion of the people of Shirdi is highlighted as a key element of the village's blessedness. The text specifically praises the women of Shirdi, describing their faith as 'singular.' It provides a vivid image of their devotion, stating that 'While bathing, grinding, or pounding grain, they sing of the extraordinary Sai.' These songs were considered the 'best of songs,' and hearing even a little of them was said to bring deep peace to the mind. This constant, integrated form of worship, as depicted in Chapter 39, shows how deeply Sai Baba was woven into the fabric of daily life in Shirdi.