What is the promise given at the start of Chapter 36, and how does it relate to the story of Cholkar turning from a beggar to a king?

The promise given at the beginning of Chapter 36 is that another story will be told to follow the previous chapter's "story of the theft," and that this new tale will be like the "very water of self-bliss." While the text does state that Sai Baba possesses infinite glory and can "turn a beggar into a king in a moment with the play of his eyebrows," it does not apply this specific attribute to a person named Cholkar within this chapter. The provided text for Chapter 36 does not contain the story of Cholkar; rather, it sets the stage for the narration of an encounter with "Two gentlemen from Goa."