57.  When  an  answer  shall  be  excepted  to  for  insufficiency
and  for  impertinence  and  scandal,  or  for  insufficiency  and
impertinence  or  scandal,  if  the  defendant  submits  to  answer
the  exceptions  for  insufficiency,  but  does  not  at  the  same
time  give  notice  that  he  consents  to  have  the  parts  of  the
answer  excepted  to  for  impertinence  or  scandal  expunged,
the  complainant  may  immediately  and  of  course  enter  a  rule
to  refer  the  exceptions  for  impertinence  or  scandal  to  a  master.
58.  Exceptions  to  any  pleading,  or  other  matter  pending
before  the  court  for  scandal  or  impertinence,  shall  be  taken
in  the  same  manner  as  exceptions  to  an  answer  for  insuffi-
ciency, and  may  be  submitted  to  in  like  manner,  and  within
the  same  time.  If  they  are  not  submitted  to,  the  party  ex-
cepting shall  refer  them  in  the  same  manner,  or  they  shall
be  considered  as  abandoned.
XII.. .OF    INTERROGATORIES.
