What specific narrative accounts does the author promise to share with the reader in Chapter 51?

Within Chapter 51, after the initial philosophical discussion, the author clearly outlines the stories that will be told. The primary account promised is the "marvelous account of how Kakasaheb was established in Shirdi." The text specifically mentions that it will delve into the entire history of Kakasaheb's bond from past lives (rinanubandh) with Shirdi and his strong relationship with Sai. In addition to this central story, Chapter 51 also states that it "will describe three stories of three devotees, which will soothe the hearts of the listeners," setting the stage for multiple narratives within the chapter.