After hearing a story about an old woman from Shama, what did the narrator tell Baba about its effect on him?

In Chapter 19, the narrator, filled with supreme bliss, explains to Baba that the 'story of the old woman' was wonderful and had a profound impact. He felt that through the pretext of this story, Baba had bestowed grace upon him and that Baba's inscrutable nature had become apparent. After narrating the story to an eager Baba, the narrator confirmed that hearing it had brought him true rest, ended the yearning of his mind, and made him understand the path he needed to follow. Baba listened intently and told him to keep the story in his heart.