Can you provide a detailed account of the miracle of the seeded grapes involving Boss Dharamsee, including his internal thoughts?

Certainly. The detailed account in Chapter 35 begins with Kaka buying grapes with seeds, as seedless ones were unavailable. In the mosque, Baba began distributing them. Boss Dharamsee, a skeptic, received some but was displeased as he disliked seeded grapes and they were unwashed. His internal monologue was one of doubt: 'If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes? Why does he force them upon me?' As this thought arose, Baba gave him even more. Troubled, Dharamsee held them in his fist until Baba commanded, 'Throw them in and eat.' Upon obeying, he was astonished to find they were perfectly seedless. His amazement grew when another devotee, Tarkhad, confirmed that the grapes he received from the same bunch did have seeds. This personal miracle made Dharamsee realize Baba's omniscience and power, transforming his doubt into devotion.