CC Madhya 5.130

sei chidra adyāpiha āchaye nāsāte
sei muktā parāha, yāhā cāhiyācha dite”
Word for word: 
sei chidra — that hole; adyāpiha — still, until now; āchaye — is; nāsāte — in the nose; sei — that; muktā — pearl; parāha — put on; yāhā — which; cāhiyācha — you desired; dite — to give to Me.
Translation: 
“That very hole is still there, and you can use it to set the pearl you desired to give Me.”