What specific examples of Sai Baba's charity and personal qualities are given in the early verses of Chapter 29?

The initial verses of Chapter 29 provide several examples of Sai Baba's qualities and charitable acts. The text describes him as a great saint who was patient, generous, and self-controlled, with a particular compassion for pilgrims. It states he distributed money abundantly on a daily basis, not just for special occasions. Specifically, Chapter 29 mentions that he would give ten rupees to some and fifty to others among the poor and needy. It also notes that he would sometimes distribute money to wayfarers and would inquire about the poor and destitute, reinforcing his image as the "embodiment of compassion."