Sweet France will bring admirers exclusively to admirers as a whole, so it is not wise to limit its beauty to the tinsel presented in Paris. The peculiar corners of this diverse country have also been evidence of Pitorskn's devotees to Henry James, and so they, as the most famous American representative, softened the tradition of the end of the nineteenth century with the same passion, which in his novels gave, for example, the graceful lines of the coffee cup. A young man from a good New York family, for whom the French ticket to the Old World, proves sympathy for Joie de Vivre the French South, elegant style and brightness of art connoisseur. The reconstruction of the medieval fortress in Carcassonne or the line of the most famous cathedrals, whether it looks ancient monuments in Provence or only on the beach in Normandy comments on the equivition conditions of the Third Republic, explains from under this gentle grinding something serious. James appreciates the unique magic that the host country breathes and needs to be preserved because the pilgrim does not hit him elsewhere in the world. With a distance of one and a quarter of a century, the author's Czech Republic has been telling, among other things, about the true sense of modern "being on the way" that has turned into uniform tourist entertainment for masses under the pressure of speed and banalites.