What are the two main stories that Chapter 32 of the Sai Satcharitra sets up for the reader, and what is their stated purpose?

Chapter 32 introduces two main narratives that will be detailed for the reader. The first is a sweet and beneficial incident narrated by Sai Baba himself from his own mouth, describing an unexpected Guru-darshan he experienced while in a forest. This story is called a "supreme wonder" that grants devotion and liberation. The second story concerns a woman who intended to fast for three days during her visit, but her resolve was broken when she was guided to prepare and eat puranpolis instead. According to Chapter 32, the purpose of these stories is to generate devotion and love in listeners, bringing an end to their sorrows, as they are described as being "sweeter than nectar."