In perspective, an alley inscribed DEADMAN'S
LANE; a large, old-fashioned, gloomy,
mysterious house in the corner, marked No. 1.
(_This No. 1, Deadman's Lane, has been
constantly referred to in the play as the abode
of a mysterious female figure, who enters
masked, and passes into this house on the scene
being disclosed._) It is night, and there are
moonlight mediums.
[Sidenote: Mrs. Charles Dickens.]