Man Eaters of Zamboula

"Man-Eaters of Zamboula" (a.k.a. "Shadows in Zamboula") is a Conan the Barbarian story written by Robert E Howard. First published in November, 1935.

Badass Boast: Conan gets one when faced by the professional strangler.
The Dulcinea Effect: Conan aids a random woman he meets on the street.
The Gambling Addict: Conan gets his room in advance so he doesn't gamble the money away
Human Sacrifice: One man goes to break Conan's neck for this
If I Can't Have You: The intended love potion drives her lover mad so that he attacks her, because she got it from a man she repulsed.
Infallible Babble: Warns about the Inn of No Return.
Inn of No Return
Love Makes You Crazy: Conan flattes Zabibi with this.
The Man Behind the Man: The prince, it is said, is ruled by his mistress
Master of Illusion: Conan realizes he's fighting these
Moral Myopia: Since the slaves murder only strangers, the townsfolk don't care.
Neck Snap: Used for human sacrifice
Pillow Pistol: Conan sleeps with his steel
The Power of Blood: Why no blood can be shed during the sacrifice
Red Eyes Take Warning: The Evil Sorcerer has 'em
Ring of Power: the Star of Khorala
The Reveal: Zabibi is the mistress of the town's ruler
Sacred Hospitality: Conan is warned about the inn by a man he had traveled with for many month, and stayed in his tent.
Tampering With Food and Drink: Zabibi slips her lover something
Town With a Dark Secret: cannibals.