How does the author of Chapter 53 portray Hemadpant's character and writing habits?

According to Chapter 53, Hemadpant was a "mine of virtues" and a "jewel among poets," whose words were full of divine blessing through his Guru's grace. The chapter highlights his extreme frugality, noting that "he never let a scrap of paper go to waste" and would even send these scraps directly to the printer because he "felt pained by wasteful expenditure." This habit is interpreted as a noble intent to have even these "poor, lifeless scraps of paper" redeemed through service to Baba. His records were described as vast, and his writing process was skillful despite the unusual medium.