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The stranger's hands disappeared within his sleeves, and each hand emerged, a dagger in hand. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #115)

This was not a typical hunt, I gathered, in which the tunic is worn openly, the sign emblazoned publicly upon the brow, the prey helpless, cornered, as vulnerable as a vulo. The cloaks parted and two crossbows, together, the quarrels set, were smoothly, swiftly raised. At the same moment, the stranger bent down, seized up the small table, and flung it upward, and two quarrels splintered halfway through the wood. The stranger's hands disappeared within his sleeves, and each hand emerged, a dagger in hand. The newcomers cast down the bows and, together, reached within their robes to unsheathe blades, the common gladius, but the cloaks, hitherto so convenient in concealing their caste, their intent, their weapons, cost them an unencumbered draw, and the stranger was at them, table flung aside, daggers like striking osts, moving twice, and the newcomers half fell, half stumbled, outside the tavern, into the darkness, the street outside, probably neither realizing for a moment that they had been killed. "Did you see?" asked the taverner's man. "They wore the dagger". - (Mariners of Gor)