The introduction to Chapter 31 mentions several other stories. What are these stories, and what does the author say about presenting them?

The introductory verses of Chapter 31 serve as a summary and preview of various miraculous stories. The stories mentioned include the tale of the devotee of Saptashringi, the fulfillment of Madhavrao's vow, how Sai gave darshan in a dream for Khushalchet Ramlala, the story of Mankar and Noolkar Megha, and how a cruel tiger was given a place at Sai Baba's feet. The author acknowledges that these stories are very extensive. As stated in verse 5 of Chapter 31, the author's intention is to narrate them briefly, focusing on their essential meaning, so that the book does not become too large and the telling remains beneficial for the reader's own spiritual welfare.