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[sejpdw]

I've read this sentence in a book.
"She left her gloves either at the library or the florist's."
But it seems ungrammatical because it is against parallelism.
"She left her gloves either at the library or at the florist's." seems right.
What's your opinion?

[CP]

I agree. You could also say:

She left her gloves at either the library or the florist's.
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