What does the author say this chapter is going to be about at the beginning?

In the introductory sections of Chapter 42, the author sets the stage for the upcoming narrative after referencing a story from the previous chapter. The text explicitly states that this chapter will serve two main purposes for the reader. Firstly, it promises to 'describe Sai's nature; whether his mind was intense or soft.' Secondly, and more significantly, it directs the reader to 'listen attentively to the account of Baba's leaving his body.' The chapter emphasizes the blessedness of the people of Shirdi who enjoyed Baba's company and prepares the reader for the poignant story of his Mahasamadhi.