I'm looking for the part of the story that compares Sai Baba to Gajanan Maharaj. Can you show me where that is?

Based on the provided source material from Chapter 29, there is no passage that compares Sai Baba to Gajanan Maharaj. The text focuses exclusively on the divine play and characteristics of Sai Baba. While verse 8 refers to Sai Baba as "the Maharaj" due to his generous disposition, this is a general term of respect and not a specific reference to Gajanan Maharaj. The chapter narrates stories of Sai Baba's unfathomable wisdom, his interactions with devotees from Madras, and his unpredictable yet compassionate habit of distributing money and gifts, as detailed in verses 4 through 16.