[Grammar] not only did he steal the money, but he also stole the jewellery

[Oceanlike]

I'm wondering can the the above be written as:
- not only did he steal the money, but also stole the jewellery.....

Is it alright to omit 'he' after 'but'?

It feels like both are okay, though one of them may not be correct grammatically.

Thank you!

 

[tedmc]

I think the second part is an independent clause which requires the subject "he". The "but" could be omitted though.

 

[Matthew Wai]

I think 'he' is not needed after 'but' in 'He did not only steal the money but also stole the jewellery'.

 

[Matthew Wai]

He stole not only the money but also the jewellery.
He stole both the money and the jewellery.