The cache is not located at the given coordinates. Solve the puzzle below to determine the location of the cache.
I promised to create a harder version of my GCBM761 Asterisks puzzle and decided this one might work well in a group solving session; so I'm offering it up for the Friday Livermore Puzzle Group. Previously having solved the earlier Asterisks puzzle will likely be useful in understanding the mechanics of this puzzle, which is more difficult than the original. Special thanks to fizzymagic for providing the hide and coordinates.
- religious leader can stomach automated machine
- hate some Arab horses
- change morning conclusion
- stirred syrup was more than enough
- acute fish
- easternmost state redrawn as Japanese cartoon
- fidgety, but not nasty
- large vessel found in Shasta or Tahoe
- mental hospitals located in fantasy lands
- sack with extremely exceptional bread roll
- howled at S.F. area education
- reason to stir sauce
- small blocks with triple the power
- went steady in an old-fashioned way
- faced backwards to get late-night coffee
- play doctor joins national group
- stray into pile of snow
- piano key destroyed by one
- uniform time for cache party
- tests same variable divided by x
- throw out half-expended liter
- highly praise former girlfriend taking lot back
- former wife kind of due for discharge
- the French followed awesome tale
- fake left in broken safe
- cigarettes surround new teeth
- cut line with end of bayonet
- primary young horse eats corn first
- stares at the green fruit without resistance
- mixed-up green category
- laughs startled a shah
- heard it belonged to us for some time
- loyal subject, for example, caught in falsehood
- really, Rick had a line in a song
- routine task moving round to front leaves brown pigment
- looks at smashed building toys
- brown ermine has landlord
- leave car and get a warm coat
- true 1000 makes kingdom
- you're ignoring some rule
- heard Frost's poem
- treasure scattered out in the open
- dad's brother is partly unclear
- fought a war, as the West got older
- pursued using energy inside the trees
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Notes: One of the words used in the puzzle is a little obscure and archaic, but was used by William Faulkner in The Sound and the Fury, New York: Vintage, published 1956, page 404. Puzzle still should be solvable, even if you don't know the word.