The text mentions "The Two Gentlemen from Goa." What is the context provided for their arrival in Chapter 36?

The mention of "The Two Gentlemen from Goa" serves as a narrative transition at the end of the introductory section of Chapter 36. After extolling the virtues of listening to Sai's life story (Sai Charitra) and describing the saint's greatness, the text prepares the reader for a specific anecdote. It simply concludes the introduction by stating, "Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan," thereby setting the stage for the next story which will presumably illustrate Sai Baba's prowess and grace.