Elder Marion D. Hanks (1921-2011) of the Seventy told of the
man and his small son who “stopped at an isolated cornfield on a remote country
road” and eyed the delicious corn beyond the fence. The father, after looking
in front of him, behind him, to the left of him, and to the right of him,
“started to climb the fence” to take some ears of corn. His son looked at him
and said reproachfully, “Dad, you forgot to look up.”
Marion D. Hanks, in Conference Report, Oct. 1968, 116.
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