The text mentions Baba bringing a devotee from far away "like a sparrow's chick." Can you explain this analogy and provide an example from Chapter 28?

Chapter 28 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra beautifully illustrates how Baba attracts His devotees using the analogy of a sparrow's chick. Baba is quoted as saying He would bring his people from thousands of miles away by "binding a string to his feet." This metaphor signifies an irresistible and loving pull that the devotee cannot escape. The chapter provides the specific example of Laxmichand, a clerk working for Ralli Brothers in Mumbai. He is called "one pious chick belonging to Baba" who was brought to Shirdi from a distant city, demonstrating this divine play in action.