What qualities of Sai Baba are highlighted in this chapter that caused people to seek his darshan?

Chapter 29 portrays Sai Baba as a great saint possessing several key qualities that drew people to Shirdi. He is described as being patient, generous, self-controlled, and compassionate to pilgrims. His fame for being 'steadfast in charity and righteousness' spread widely from ear to ear. People heard that he would abundantly distribute money to the poor, needy, and even wayfarers. As detailed in Chapter 29, it was this reputation for incredible generosity and his compassionate nature of inquiring about the poor and destitute that created a strong desire in people for his darshan, causing crowds of devotees, singers, and performers to gather.