How does the text from Chapter 33 contrast the different offerings of Dakshina made by Karnik and Appasaheb?

Chapter 33 presents a compelling contrast between two different acts of giving Dakshina. In Karnik's case, a Rupee was taken from him almost by force by Narsing Maharaj, which Karnik joyfully interpreted as Sai himself accepting it. This emphasizes acting on a good impulse immediately. In contrast, Appasaheb had made a grand verbal promise to give ten Rupees but hesitated when a Fakir, presumed to be Baba, came to collect. Appasaheb was suspicious and did not give the amount he had on hand. This story illustrates the gap between verbal devotion and actual practice. While Karnik's story teaches about seizing the moment of grace, Appasaheb's story serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of fulfilling one's spoken word without hesitation.