Who was the little girl Amani and what was her daily routine with Sai Baba as depicted in Chapter 29?

Chapter 29 introduces a story about a little girl named Amani to illustrate the nature of Baba's grace. Amani was a three-year-old child, daughter of a devotee named Kondaji. Her daily routine involved approaching Sai Baba after his morning meal as he sat near the dhuni in the masjid. The chapter describes her as a naked child who would sit on her haunches, place an open tin box in Baba's hands, and repeatedly say "Baba, rupees, rupees!" This interaction highlights Baba's immense affection for children, as he would respond by taking kisses from her, caressing her hair, and holding her to his chest, even while her young mind was focused on receiving money.