Can you describe the narrator's personal experience that demonstrated Baba's deep reverence for the reading of the Bhagavat?

The narrator shares a personal story that illustrates Baba's unwavering commitment to the sacred readings. In Chapter 18, it is recounted that the narrator was engrossed in reading the Bhagavat but paused mid-story to rush to the Masjid, desiring to hear Baba's tales. However, Baba's mind was not satisfied, as the reading had been left incomplete. In what the narrator describes as a 'great marvel' overflowing with love, Baba insisted that he go back and finish reading the remaining part of the Bhagavat. This incident shows that Baba prioritized the completion of the sacred text's reading even over his own storytelling at that moment.