What examples does the text give for the power of Sai Baba's Udi against scorpion stings?

Chapter 33 provides several powerful examples of remedies for scorpion stings. In one instance, a friend of Narayanrao was healed when incense ash was applied with faith as a substitute for Udi. In a footnote, the story of Bapusaheb Jog is told; after being stung, he went to Baba, who simply said, "It will be alright, go!" and the pain vanished before he even left the compound, without any Udi being applied. A third account from Chapter 33 involves a Jyotishi Buwa who was stung in Rahata. He applied the Udi that Maharaj had given him and chanted Baba's name, which stopped the severe pain and established his faith. These stories show that the cure came from faith, whether through Udi, a substitute for it, or Baba's direct word.