The introduction to Chapter 36 states it will narrate a story about a theft to quench the thirst for devotion. Can you recount that story for me?

There appears to be a slight misunderstanding of the chapter's introduction. Chapter 36 begins by referencing the previous chapter, stating, "Now, following the previous chapter, where the beautiful story of the theft was narrated, please pay attention to the promise that was given." It then clarifies that to quench the thirst for devotion, "another story will be told." The new story introduced in Chapter 36 involves two gentlemen from Goa, not a story about theft. The purpose of narrating these stories, as the chapter mentions, is to remove worldly fatigue and attain a state of happiness.