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We show that each endpoint of a smooth plane dendroid $X$ is accessible, and
that the endpoint set $E(X)$ is circle-like in that every two of its points are
separated by two other points. Also if $E(X)$ is totally disconnected and
$1$-dimensional, then $X$ must contain an uncountable collection of
pairwise-disjoint arcs. An example is constructed to show that this is false
outside the plane.