What historical details about Sai Baba's early days are mentioned at the end of Chapter 27?

Towards the end of Chapter 27, the narrative shifts to provide a significant historical detail about Sai Baba's journey. The text credits the blessed Patil Chandbhai for bringing the Fakir, Sai, from the Nizam's state. It specifies that Chandbhai Patil first brought Sai to Newasa. According to the account in Chapter 27, the Fakir, who was Sai Baba, then resided in Newasa for a period of six months. This brief but important mention sets the stage for Sai Baba's eventual settlement and the beginning of His work, connecting his early movements to specific people and places.