Describe the interaction between Tatya Kote and Sai Baba regarding a trip to Kopargaon as mentioned in Chapter 9.

Chapter 9 recounts an incident where Tatya Kote intended to go to the weekly market in Kopargaon. He brought his tonga to the mosque to take Baba's darshan and, as a pretext, to seek permission to leave. The text notes that Baba, being omniscient, could see Tatya's underlying impatience and rush to get going. Recognizing this, and knowing the right and wrong time for any action, Baba told him to "Wait a little." This brief interaction, described in Chapter 9, serves as an example of how Baba was aware of his devotees' innermost thoughts and would guide their actions to prevent them from acting rashly, even in mundane matters.