What two main stories does the narrator promise to tell in Chapter 32?

In Chapter 32, the narrator sets the stage for two key incidents. The first is a highly anticipated story that Sai Baba will narrate from his own mouth about an unexpected and wondrous darshan of his Guru while in the forest. The second story concerns a woman who had a firm resolve to visit Baba and fast for three days. As described in Chapter 32, this resolve was broken when she was unexpectedly made to cook and eat puranpolis, teaching a lesson about service and welfare. The chapter promises these stories will be sweeter than nectar and beneficial for listeners.