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Cupid of Campion

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The narrative follows Clarence Esmond, a restless boy who yields to the Bright-eyed Goddess of Adventure and joins a gypsy band where he meets the sympathetic Dora and the roguish Ben. After a series of misadventures—including river swims, a disappearance in the Mississippi, and fights—he is brought to a Jesuit boarding school, Campion College, where his appetite, curiosity, and manners clash with college life. The plot traces his practical trials, friendships, humorous incidents, and moral growth as he adapts to communal discipline and discovers loyalty, faith, and the consequences of impulsive choices.

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Francis J. Finn

Francis J. Finn was an American author known for his contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. His works often blend adventure and moral lessons, appealing to young readers with engaging narratives. Among his notable titles are "Bobby in Movieland," which captures the excitement of the film industry through the eyes of a child, and "Cupid of Campion," a charming tale that explores themes of love and friendship. Finn's storytelling is characterized by its imaginative plots and relatable characters, making his books enduring favorites for both children and educators.

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