Four years after this heroic deed, Grace Darling lay upon her dying bed. The grief of the family was very great, for Grace was endeared to them all.  "Do not mourn for me," she said; "I am only exchanging this life for one far better.  If I remained here, I should be subject to trouble and sickness; but in dying I go to be with Christ my Saviour."  Two beautiful memorials of Grace have been erected: one in Bamborough Churchyard, and the other in Saint Cuthbert's Chapel, on the Farne Island.  Our picture represents that in Bamborough Churchyard.  Her sleeping figure lies under a Gothic canopy, backed by the blue waves, and within sight of the scene of her heroism.