What summary of Sai Baba's character and reputation is provided in Chapter 29?

Chapter 29 portrays Sai Baba as a renowned and great saint with several key attributes. He is described as being "patient, generous, and self-controlled." His reputation for charity and righteousness was widespread, drawing crowds of people who desired his darshan. The chapter emphasizes his compassionate nature, noting he was "compassionate to pilgrims" and would personally "enquire about the poor and destitute," being the very "embodiment of compassion." His generosity was a major part of his fame, as he would distribute money abundantly, yet his methods were unpredictable, reflecting his "incomprehensible wisdom."