CC Madhya 16.171

dhairya hañā uḍiyāke kahe namaskari’
‘tomā-sthāne pāṭhāilā mleccha adhikārī
Word for word: 
dhairya hañā — becoming calm; uḍiyāke — to the representative of the Orissan government; kahe — says; namaskari’ — offering respect; tomā-sthāne — to your place; pāṭhāilā — has sent; mleccha — the Muslim; adhikārī — governor.
Translation: 
After calming down, the Muslim secretary offered his respects and informed the representative of the Orissan government, “The Muslim governor has sent me here.