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The Ladybugs are coming to town for a concert. There is such excitement that the concert hall has set up six lines at the box office. Interestingly, the first line is very very long, but the second line has one person more than the first line, and the third line has one more person than the second line and so on, Each of the other line has one more person than the one before it. Altogether, there are 327 people in all six lines. How many people are in each of the six lines?
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