Who was the little girl named Amani, and what was her specific interaction with Sai Baba as described in Chapter 29?

Amani is introduced in Chapter 29 as part of a story meant to illustrate the nature of Baba's grace. She is described as a pretty, three-year-old girl, the daughter of a devotee named Kondaji. Her interaction with Baba was a regular routine. After Baba's morning meal, she would approach him in the masjid, holding an open tin box. As narrated in Chapter 29, she would sit on her haunches, place the box in Baba's hands, and say 'Baba, rupees, rupees!' While Amani's mind was focused on receiving money, Baba showed great affection for the child, taking her kisses, caressing her hair, and holding her to his chest.