How does the story of the gentlemen from Goa compare to the story of the devotees from Delhi mentioned in Chapter 36?

The premise of this question is incorrect, as the provided text from Chapter 36 does not contain any story about devotees from Delhi. Therefore, a comparison is not possible based on this source. Chapter 36 functions as an introduction that extols the greatness of Sai Baba, describing him as a being of infinite glory who can 'turn a beggar into a king in a moment.' It concludes by mentioning that a story about 'Two gentlemen from Goa' is about to be told, but it offers no narrative details about them, nor does it reference any other group from a specific city like Delhi.