What was Boss Dharamsee's initial attitude when he came to Shirdi, and how did his first interaction with Baba unfold?

When Boss Dharamsee first arrived in Shirdi, his attitude was one of skepticism and what Chapter 35 describes as 'clinical scrutiny.' He was driven by curiosity about reports of miracles. His initial interaction at the mosque involved an offering of grapes with seeds. Baba offered some to Dharamsee, who immediately felt a problem arise. He disliked this variety, preferring seedless ones, and was also concerned because his doctor had forbidden him to eat unwashed grapes. This internal conflict, born from his personal preferences and doubts, defined his initial state of mind before Baba's miraculous intervention changed his perspective entirely.