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rising beauties. Big, beautiful firm breasts, the expression made famous in American literature by this passage in Erskine Caldwell’s God’s Little Acre (1933): “ ‘I ain’t ashamed of noth- ing,’ Ty Ty said heatedly. ‘I reckon Griselda is just about the prettiest girl I ever did see. There ain’t a man alive who’s ever seen a finer-looking pair of rising beauties as she’s got . . .’ ” |