What does Chapter 53 reveal about Hemadpant's personality and his writing methods?

Chapter 53 provides unique insights into the character of the original author, Hemadpant. He is described as being exceptionally frugal, to the extent that he "never let a scrap of paper go to waste." His method involved writing the chapters on these scraps and sending them directly to the printer to avoid what he felt was wasteful expenditure. According to the chapter, this habit stemmed from a deep sense of compassion; he felt for the "poor, lifeless scraps of paper" and believed they could be redeemed by being used in the service of Sai Baba. This information, gathered from his son Gajanan, portrays Hemadpant as a man who was not only a virtuous poet but also deeply resourceful and compassionate in his devotional work.