There is a reference in Chapter 28 to a story about a scorpion sting that is corrected in a footnote. What does the text reveal about this specific story and its location in the Satcharitra?

In Chapter 28, the author mentions past stories to illustrate Sai's methods, referencing an incident where someone's "chest was pressed with scorpion sting." The main text suggests this story was told in the tenth chapter. However, a footnote provides a crucial correction, indicating that a devoted follower of Sainath pointed out this was inaccurate. According to this devotee's suggestion, the story in question is not in Chapter 10 but is actually the narrative of Bhimaji Patil of Narayangaon, which can be found in Chapter 13. This detail highlights the careful and devotee-informed compilation of the Satcharitra.