1To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 28 June 1753 (Franklin Papers)
...which I inclose for your Perusal. It has given great Pleasure to many, and only [angered?]
2William Franklin to Elizabeth Graeme, 12 May 1757 (Franklin Papers)
...almost everywhere abound afforded me far greater Pleasure than any Thing I had ever seen...
3William Franklin to Elizabeth Graeme, 2 June 1757 (Franklin Papers)
...Detention; for has it not afforded me the Pleasure of another Letter from my Betsy. A...
4William Franklin to Elizabeth Graeme, 17 July 1757 (Franklin Papers)
I have now the Pleasure to inform my dearest Betsy that her Franklin is safely... ...Pleasures...
5William Franklin to Elizabeth Graeme, 9 December 1757 (Franklin Papers)
...How have I long’d to inform you of the Pleasure I enjoy’d in visiting Windsor, its Castle, and...
6To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 3 September 1758 (Franklin Papers)
...; its customs are settled, its pleasures regulated, its markets and all other... ...pleasure to...
7William Franklin to Sarah Franklin, 10 October 1761 (Franklin Papers)
...his customary annual trip for health and pleasure. This time, instead of traveling in...
8To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 17 December 1765 (Franklin Papers)
...doubt not but it will likewise afford you great Pleasure to hear that Sir Wm: Johnson and Col....
9To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 16 May 1767 (Franklin Papers)
...this unhappy Occasion, you will afford great Pleasure to several of our good Friends, and...
10To Benjamin Franklin from William Franklin, 23 October 1767 (Franklin Papers)
It gives great pleasure.