What was the 'beautiful story of the theft' that is mentioned at the start of Chapter 36?

The provided text from Chapter 36 does not narrate the 'story of the theft' itself. It only references it as a story that was told in the previous chapter, stating, 'Now, following the previous chapter, where the beautiful story of the theft was narrated, please pay attention to the promise that was given.' Instead of recounting that tale, Chapter 36 focuses on the spiritual importance of listening to Sai's stories in general, describing them as a source of 'self-bliss' that removes worldly misery. The chapter serves as a philosophical introduction before beginning a new story about two gentlemen from Goa, thus fulfilling the promise of another tale.