Besides the philosophical teachings on human life, what specific stories concerning Sai Baba are mentioned as forthcoming in the introduction of Chapter 8?

The introductory section of Chapter 8 of the Sai Satcharitra, while heavily focused on philosophy, also serves as a preview for several narrative accounts involving Sai Baba and his devotees. The text explicitly tells the reader to listen for the story of Baba's daily routine of begging for alms, known as bhiksha. It also promises a description of the devoted service that Baijabai rendered to the saint and an account of the "wonder of Baba’s meals." Furthermore, as mentioned in Chapter 8, a story is forthcoming about the intimate living situation where Tatya, Mhalsapati, and Sai Baba himself would all sleep together in the Masjid, illustrating their close relationship.