How does Hemadpant conclude Chapter 33, and what does he say will be covered in the next chapter?

In the conclusion of Chapter 33, the author Hemadpant expresses his surrender at Sai's feet, indicating that the stories heard are sufficient for now. He poetically describes the sweet story-nectar as a feast prepared by Sai, where readers are welcome guests. He then provides a glimpse into the next chapter, promising a continued narration on the glory of Udi. Specifically, Hemadpant states that the subsequent chapter will detail the "Discussion of Udi, Darshan of Sai; complete eradication of bone-wounds; removal of boils, cure of glandular fever," urging the reader to listen with full attention to these forthcoming accounts.