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    "id": "e-024-019",
    "full_name": "AUCHMITHIE",
    "plain_name": "AUCHMITHIE",
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    "raw": ", fishing village, 3 miles\nnorth-east of Arbroath, Forf arshire. It has\nu post office under Arbroath, a chapel-of-\nease, and an ingenious water supply pro-\nvided in 1880. A range of bold cliffs pierced\nwith caves is contiguous, and figures as\nthe scene of the escape of Sir Arthur and\nMiss Wardour in Sir Walter Scott s\nAntiquary. A large quantity of old coins\nand metal tokens was discovered in the\nneighbouring beach in 1877. Pop. of the\nvillage, 359.",
    "page": "24",
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    "rest": ", fishing village, 3 miles north-east of Arbroath, Forf arshire. It has u post office under Arbroath, a chapel-of-ease, and an ingenious water supply provided in 1880. A range of bold cliffs pierced with caves is contiguous, and figures as the scene of the escape of Sir Arthur and Miss Wardour in Sir Walter Scott s Antiquary. A large quantity of old coins and metal tokens was discovered in the neighbouring beach in 1877. Pop. of the village, 359.",
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