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The novel is likely structured as an allegory, a narrative in which characters and events symbolically represent broader themes, ideas, or moral lessons. In "Mr. World and Miss Church-Member," the characters Mr. World and Miss Church-Member may serve as archetypes, and the story may use them to explore philosophical or moral concepts.While allegorical works often use a fictional narrative to convey deeper meanings or lessons, the specific themes and messages in this novel would need to be explored within the context of the story.If you enjoy allegorical literature that conveys philosophical or moral ideas through fictional characters and events, "Mr. World and Miss Church-Member" by W. S. Harris may be a thought-provoking and insightful read.