What does Hemadpant say at the end of Chapter 33 about the ongoing glory of Udi?

At the conclusion of Chapter 33, the author Hemadpant signals that the discussion on the glory of Udi is far from over. After describing the Udi as a great remover of obstacles and a source of purification and happiness, he surrenders at Sai's feet, stating that what has been heard is sufficient for now. However, as noted in verse 239 of Chapter 33, he then creates anticipation for the next chapter by promising to narrate even more about the glory of Udi. He specifically mentions that listeners should pay full attention to stories about the eradication of bone-wounds, removal of boils, and the cure of glandular fever through Udi.