Mr. Yates felt that his part was "trifling" and "not at all to [his] taste." Despite recognizing the talent in the portrayal of the character Agatha and the duke's popularity, he expressed a clear reluctance to accept the role again, suggesting that he did not have a positive view of it. However, he also mentioned that he was determined to make no difficulties, indicating a willingness to participate despite his personal feelings. Overall, Mr. Yates seemed to have a negative opinion about his part, feeling it was insignificant and not enjoyable for him.
“A trifling part,” said he, “and not at all to my taste, and such a one I certainly would not accept again; but I was determined to make no difficulties. Our portrayal of the character Agatha was inimitable,1 and the duke was thought very great by many. And upon the whole, it would certainly have gone off wonderfully.” How did Mr. Yates feel about his part? (paragraph 4)
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