As the wind was from the southward and the tide favourable, we did not stay long, but stood across to Lundy Island, a rock at the southern end of which is called Bat Island.  We had seen the revolving light of the island before entering Barnstaple Bay.  The east coast is bold and precipitous, with numerous deep ravines running into the cliffs.  The south end is even more rugged than the northern.  Near the landing-place is a cave hollowed out of a black rock, called the Devil's Kitchen; and beyond it is a narrow opening filled with dangerous rocks, known as Hell's Gate.  Indeed, from their character many spots hereabouts are called after Satan or his imps.  As papa observed, people are ready enough to give Satan credit for the physical ills they suffer, but too often forget the fearful moral power he exerts, and yield themselves his willing slaves.  Curiously enough, the chief proprietor of the island, who lives in a substantial house, rejoices in the name of "Heaven."