What was the second story Baba told Shama to explain his spiritual workings, the one about the stolen wealth?

After explaining the story of the fifteen rupees, Sai Baba narrated a second story from a past life, which is found in Chapter 36. He recounted wandering near a seashore and being welcomed into a large mansion by a wealthy Brahmin. The Brahmin provided food and a place to sleep, but while Baba was in a deep sleep, the host broke through a wall and robbed him of thirty thousand rupees. Baba described his immense grief, stating, "Such a sudden loss made my heart pound, yet the Brahmin, conversely, tried to console me." He remained in this pitiable state on the veranda for fifteen days, unable to enjoy food or water.