What events are mentioned in the concluding part of Chapter 5, and who is credited with narrating these stories?

The conclusion of Chapter 5, titled "The Re-appearance of Shri Sai," serves as both a summary and a preview. The chapter explicitly credits Mahalsapati, a great devotee of Sainath, for narrating the story of the Guru-disciple interaction involving Devidas and the Fakir. After this story, the author, Hemadpant, hints at the profound narratives to come in subsequent chapters. He mentions topics such as the original condition of the mosque, the paving of its floor, the unresolved mystery of Sai Baba's Hindu or Muslim lineage, and how Baba took on the sufferings of his devotees through acts like washing clothes, grinding grain, and performing Khanda-yoga. Hemadpant concludes the chapter by surrendering to Sai, affirming that narrating these holy stories is by His grace.