Explanation

The author considered the photograph as Worthless.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author is dissatisfied with the final product and considers the photograph to be worthless.

It highlighting the humorous mismatch between his expectations and the reality of the photographic experience).

Explanation

The sulphide is a process for removing the Ears.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the photographer mentions using sulphide to remove the ears.

It likely referring to a process for retouching or manipulating the appearance of the ears in the photograph).

Explanation

"It refers to The Photograph".

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author asks "Is it me?" in response to the photographer's criticism of his appearance in the photograph.

It indicating that he is questioning whether the unflattering image is truly representative of himself).

Explanation

In the context of the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

The photographer mentions using bromide to retouch the author's eyebrows.

It indicating a process for enhancing or altering the appearance of the eyebrows in the photograph.

Explanation

I went back on Tuesday.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author returns to the photographer's studio on Tuesday, following their initial meeting, to continue the process of having his photograph taken).

Explanation

"I've lived with this face for Thirty years".

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author responds to the photographer's criticism of his face by saying he's lived with it for thirty years, implying that he's grown accustomed to it despite its perceived flaws).

Explanation

"I don't like the Face", he said.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the photographer makes a comment about not liking the author's face, leading to a humorous exchange between the two).

Explanation

"I" refers to The narrator.

The essay "With the Photographer" is written in the first person.

The narrator (Stephen Leacock) is the one who says "I want my photograph taken".

Explanation

"With the Photographer" has been adopted from Behind the Beyond.

"With the Photographer" is an essay by Stephen Leacock, a Canadian author, that was included in his book "Behind the Beyond."

The essay is a humorous account of Leacock's experience sitting for a photograph and the conversation he had with the photographer.

Explanation

In the Right corner of the room, there was a big camera.

(In the essay "With the Photographer" by Stephen Leacock.

In this essay the author describes a large camera situated in the right corner of the photographer's studio).