How does Chapter 42 describe Sai Baba's appearance and the experience of the people of Shirdi who knew him?

In its opening verses, Chapter 42 offers a brief but powerful description of Sai Baba, portraying him as the "embodiment of Brahman, wearing only a loincloth (Koupina)" and as a holy man who "wanders on the banks of the sacred Godavari." This paints a picture of a divine being living with utmost simplicity. Regarding the people of Shirdi, the chapter expresses deep admiration for their fortune, stating, "Blessed, blessed are the people of Shirdi, who enjoyed the happiness of Baba's company." It emphasizes that they were able to experience this extremely joyful companionship for over half a century, highlighting the profound impact Baba had on his local devotees.