Who is credited with recording the specific stories of Udi's healing power over a weak child and sleeplessness, and where are these accounts located?

The specific healing anecdotes mentioned in Chapter 33 are explicitly credited to R. Hari Sitaram Dixit. These stories are not part of the main narrative written by Hemadpant but are presented in a footnote associated with the chapter. This footnote details three separate incidents: the healing of Khimji Lalji Joshi's weak daughter, the curing of Dixit's friend who had been unable to sleep for eight days, and the restoration of sleep to a friend's child from Bandra who had not slept for two months. By placing these accounts in a footnote, the text preserves these first-hand testimonials shared by Dixit, which serve as further examples of the glory of Udi discussed in the chapter.