The High School Boys in Summer Camp

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The story unfolds with a conversation between characters Dick Prescott and Tom Reade, who provide humorous insights into identifying a newcomer in town. The stranger seeks guidance on recognizing Mr. Hibbert, a young man recently arrived from Europe. Prescott notes Hibbert's distinctive luggage, while Reade adds a playful comment about Hibbert's oversized collar, suggesting it as a unique identifying feature. The exchange highlights the camaraderie and wit among the characters, setting a light-hearted tone for their interactions.