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- n. Plural form of omnibus.
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“Tracking down classics for omnibuses is much more random, since publishers rarely submit forty-year-old books to the SFBC.”
“Often what we do with omnibuses is catch series that we missed to begin with -- either we weren't paying attention at all (like Jim Butcher's Dresden Files series, which I took a look at after I was on a Worldcon panel with Jim) or we didn't find room for Book One when it was originally published.”
“I counted 181 anthologies on my "brag shelf" (which are actually 8 shelves), not including variant editions (for instance, the Italian editions of the SWORD & SORCERESS series were in omnibuses that reprinted two volumes at once) as separate entires.”
“As we face each other in omnibuses and underground railways we are looking into the mirror; that accounts for the vagueness, the gleam of glassiness, in our eyes.”
“I rush out and ride in omnibuses; I go about the house sorting up, or as the American Ladies say, "reconciling things.”
“Meanwhile Mr.C. walks, and - rides in omnibuses!! and finds the variety amusing.”
“Of all the sights of London streets, this procession of the omnibuses is the most impressive, and the common herd of”
“London, where, upon one occasion, I stepped into one of those popular modes of conveyance called omnibuses, would be much more suitable for a mode of progression than the animal's neck.”
“Will publishers start publishing hardcover 'omnibuses' just so they can sell the same book as two or more separate books on Kindle?”
“The gift shop was locked, but he could see the things pressing against the glass from inside, the collection of shiny synthetic stuffed animals and jumbo find-a-word omnibuses, none of which had ever saved a single person’s life.”
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